Review: Ligeti: The 18 Études (Danny Driver)
Danny Driver finesses the Hungarian that came in from the cold.
Danny Driver finesses the Hungarian that came in from the cold.
Well-crafted program of French mélodies celebrate a gallic sextet’s centenary.
Voices and viols meet in East’s free-flowing fantasias.
Kalnits and Csányi-Wills deliver a fitting conclusion to an excellent series.
Two masters combine in an entente, which is very cordiale.
Patricia Kopatchinskaja’s possessed Pierrot is as electrifying as it is exotic
Proust and his posse – a stunning journey into lost time.
Superlative soloists and compelling chamber music from a quartet on a mission.
Meet a sweet tenor with the gift of tongues.
Captivating Lieder from a forgotten master of song.
Gil Shaham shines in Berg's heavenly Violin Concerto.
Nelsons negotiates both the foothills and the peaks in triumphant Bruckner.
Virtual orchestra revives underplayed works but not same as real thing.